Chef Patron, Michel Roux Jr said “We’re very excited about the new opportunities this will bring to the restaurant,” adding “For many years, we’ve been trading six days a week, and whilst the traditional Le Gavroche experience will still be available for five of those days, having the restaurant closed on a Monday to the general public means that new Le Gavroche experiences can be offered in within the restaurant.”
These new opportunities will include a series of exciting pop-ups at the restaurant as part of the renowned Roux experience. Michel and his daughter Emily will be launching the series on 1st February with “The Next Generation”, an intimate event that will see the father and daughter duo collaborating at the restaurant for the very first time.
The restaurant will also be available for exclusive private hire on Monday – offering an individually tailored, catered Roux service for any corporate or personal celebration.
Le Gavroche to host a series of pop-ups
As of January 2016, the restaurant will operate in an entirely different way on Mondays – closed to the general public but available for private and corporate hire, as well as making way for a series of unique pop-up events.
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Published Nov 12, 2015